WinIntegrator 1.0.2.7 is only one that load even the .cab files. I have 7Customizer (add only .msu files) too and I`m testing them right now. tcntad said to "Dism /image: mountpoint /add-package /packagepath: update.cab /.msu .. " but I`m used use vlte and I don`t have knowledge with manual commands.
Its easy. we have a perfect guide on how to do this manually. Dism /mount-wim /wimfile: path to .wim /index: 1-5 for x86 and 1-4 amd64 /mountdir: path to mountfolder then do the command i first posted and finally this: Dism /unmount-wim /mountdir: path to mountfolder /commit (this will save and unmount the install.wim)
"rie: Wrong Se7en_UA can integrate msu exe cabs" Not really, only .cab/.msu have been injected. .Exe files got an error opening so se7en can`t integrate .exe into install.wim. If se7en adds .exe after install you can`t say the is an integrated features, I can do same s**t after OS install.
After all I followed "tcntad" advice and I have integrated updates with dism because it was the safest way (i got no errors) but I need help with one more step: how can I remove others versions of windows from image using dism? (/Remove-StagedEdition is not working)
Imagex /delete "index number" Or instead you can export to a new install.wim Imagex /export "path to old install.wim "index number 1-5" "path to new install.wim"
Not really no.. Unless you first install your mainOS, update it and do small changes, then install win7 to another partitioning and installing waik, and after that capturing your first installation and making a new "Install.wim" of it to replace the old one on your dvd.. But its not really the same is integrating exe's to an edition.
simple create folder say called updates copy in all yuour updates including the .exe ones create a bat file with the below commands IF EXIST "%~dp0*.msu" (FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /B "%~dp0*.msu"') DO (start /wait %~dp0%%A /quiet /norestart)) IF EXIST "%~dp0*.exe" (FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /B "%~dp0*.exe"') DO (start /wait %~dp0%%A /quiet /norestart)) save it as install_updates.cmd and run as administrator hope that helps